Ford 460 Valve Train Noise at Alma Weathersby blog

Ford 460 Valve Train Noise. Sounds like multiple cylinder valve train rattle only on r side after engine warmed up. I bought a 1993 f250 with a 460 in it, 186k miles. Ok guys,so i'm being told it might be a wrist pin or ticking lifter both of which sound expensive. Turns out it has the netroius exhaust leaks. I have a 4.6l romeo and i'm getting a ticking noise from the valvetrain on the #4 (passenger side, rearmost) cylinder on my 4.6l. My '87 460 developed a ticking noise yesterday which sounds like it's coming from under the valve cover. See if switching back to the. At idle and even noticeable at higher rpm's and. Stiffer valve springs plus lighter weight oil can equal faster lifter bleed down and additional noise. The engine fired rigth up, idled smoothly with a little valve clatter but it went away after a couple of minutes, when warm i revved it up a few times, the lifters adjusted the.

Sounds like multiple cylinder valve train rattle only on r side after engine warmed up. Ok guys,so i'm being told it might be a wrist pin or ticking lifter both of which sound expensive. I have a 4.6l romeo and i'm getting a ticking noise from the valvetrain on the #4 (passenger side, rearmost) cylinder on my 4.6l. At idle and even noticeable at higher rpm's and. I bought a 1993 f250 with a 460 in it, 186k miles. See if switching back to the. Stiffer valve springs plus lighter weight oil can equal faster lifter bleed down and additional noise. My '87 460 developed a ticking noise yesterday which sounds like it's coming from under the valve cover. Turns out it has the netroius exhaust leaks. The engine fired rigth up, idled smoothly with a little valve clatter but it went away after a couple of minutes, when warm i revved it up a few times, the lifters adjusted the.

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Ford 460 Valve Train Noise I have a 4.6l romeo and i'm getting a ticking noise from the valvetrain on the #4 (passenger side, rearmost) cylinder on my 4.6l. I bought a 1993 f250 with a 460 in it, 186k miles. Turns out it has the netroius exhaust leaks. Ok guys,so i'm being told it might be a wrist pin or ticking lifter both of which sound expensive. Sounds like multiple cylinder valve train rattle only on r side after engine warmed up. My '87 460 developed a ticking noise yesterday which sounds like it's coming from under the valve cover. At idle and even noticeable at higher rpm's and. See if switching back to the. I have a 4.6l romeo and i'm getting a ticking noise from the valvetrain on the #4 (passenger side, rearmost) cylinder on my 4.6l. Stiffer valve springs plus lighter weight oil can equal faster lifter bleed down and additional noise. The engine fired rigth up, idled smoothly with a little valve clatter but it went away after a couple of minutes, when warm i revved it up a few times, the lifters adjusted the.